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If Shigaraki ever took a full power Burden attack he would die.
He weakens them with Decay so he does not die.
When he does this however, the shockwaves produced by the attacks still hurt him. As shown with 80% and 100%, where he is demonstrably more injured after the attack is concluded.
So why is that not sufficient evidence that he should scale to the shockwaves? When he says “Just gotta destroy it all before you connect. It’s no big deal,” he is referring to the burden attack itself, not the shockwaves, which he still has to survive. The shockwaves have nothing to do with Burden, they’re a byproduct of how strong the Burden really is. So I see no reason at all why the logic of the manga is being used when the logic doesn’t make reference to the shockwaves at all, it’s only ever about the Burden attack.
And Shigaraki didn’t get more durable after awakening, he’s tougher after a month of training with Machia.
He weakens them with Decay so he does not die.
When he does this however, the shockwaves produced by the attacks still hurt him. As shown with 80% and 100%, where he is demonstrably more injured after the attack is concluded.
So why is that not sufficient evidence that he should scale to the shockwaves? When he says “Just gotta destroy it all before you connect. It’s no big deal,” he is referring to the burden attack itself, not the shockwaves, which he still has to survive. The shockwaves have nothing to do with Burden, they’re a byproduct of how strong the Burden really is. So I see no reason at all why the logic of the manga is being used when the logic doesn’t make reference to the shockwaves at all, it’s only ever about the Burden attack.
And Shigaraki didn’t get more durable after awakening, he’s tougher after a month of training with Machia.